Lock screen widgets and new sections are included within the update.
to using Foreca forecasts, but Premium Club members have also been able to switch to Dark Sky, AccuWeather, ClimaCell, MeteoGroup, or AerisWeather as alternate data sources, as well as regional-specific ones if they choose.
New sections are coming to Carrot for graphs and specific weather data, including tips for stargazers.Ten new sections will be available to add to your layout within the app. These sections include various line and bar graphs that display weather data, in addition to some that are designed to help you make the most of various hobbies or interests.
Three columns of data can be displayed on iPads, for those of you that need a really detailed outlook on the weather.And finally, Carrot is getting a major redesign for iPad users. Soon, you’ll be able to display up to three columns of weather data on iPad, converting the tablet into a detailed weather station. This new layout is also a preview of what we can expect from the upcoming Carrot app redesign coming to Mac, though sadly, no date has been provided regarding the desktop updates.
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